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'North Karnataka left behind': Congress MLA B R Patil flags deep structural problems - Deccan Herald
'North Karnataka left behind': Congress MLA B R Patil flags deep structural problems Deccan Herald
A powerful explosion near the Indian Navy's ammunition storage facility in Uttara Kannada district caused significant alarm, with over 30 houses developing cracks and windows rattling in nearby villages. Residents described the blast as deafening, prompting immediate damage assessment by local authorities. The exact cause and origin of the incident remain unconfirmed.
Bengalurus MG Road to be dug up after 40 years to replace corroded water & sanitary lines
Cantonment Railway Colony in Bengaluru loses biodiversity heritage tag in just three months
Consumer panel fines NHAI Rs 50,000 for substandard service
Govts silence keeps Belagavi on edge over district division demand
UKP land losers wait for compensation continues
Unclear tariffs, cancelled tenders: Bengalurus pay-and-park push falters
Illegal sand mining rampant in Yadgir district
Monkey fever cases detected early this year in Karnataka; six in Shivamogga, 1 in Chikkamagaluru
P Chidambaram Slams Karnataka Home Minister's Bulldozer Remark
A remark by Karnataka Home Minister G. Parameshwara on the possibility of razing down the houses of drug peddlers has drawn sharp criticism from senior Congress leader and former Union Minister P. Chidambaram.
Honeytrap: Cybercrooks lure Bengaluru youth on dating app, extort Rs 1 lakh
A 23-year-old factory worker was fatally hit by an SUV owned by former Karnataka minister HM Revanna's son, Shashank. While family members alleged Shashank was driving, Revanna claimed their driver was at the wheel. The SUV reportedly fled the scene but was later stopped by locals.
If its his destiny, DKS would be CM soon: Supporters
A Bengaluru man tragically lost his life while attempting to rescue a pet macaw from an electric tower. Arun Kumar, 32, was electrocuted when a metal pipe he used to reach the bird made contact with a high-tension wire.
Decision on Koppal steel plant expansion after reviewing IISc report: Min Patil
DK Shivakumar rejects reports of meet with MLAs
PTI Belagavi Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar on Friday dismissed reports of having a political dinner meeting with MLAs, asserting that his visit was purely personal and driven by affection from party colleagues. Shivakumar and over 30 Congress legislators, including some ministers, met for a dinner late on Thursday night. Ministers KH Muniyappa, Mankal [] The post DK Shivakumar rejects reports of meet with MLAs appeared first on The Navhind Times .
Festive rush: Demand rises to add coaches to Ernakulam Vande Bharat, running from Bengaluru
Karnataka high court scraps government order shutting Jan Aushadhi stalls
Ministry of education sets up AI healthcare centre at IISc Bengaluru
Is Instagrammable the ultimate dining draw?
Theatre is a shared human experience; AI can never replace that, says Lillete Dubey
She speaks about her Bengaluru connect, the irreplaceable thrill of the stage, and how OTT changed the game for women
Experts call for dedicated cyber security authority
With better pay & prospects, Global Capability Centres good choice for chartered accountants: Expert
Gang assaults man on bike with beer bottle in Bengaluru
Civil society groups flag concerns over Karnataka hate speech Bill, seek wider consultation
Illegal and unjust: Chidambaram hits out at Karnataka ministers bulldozer call, takes swipe at UP
Minister: Bgavi mini zoo to get new reptile, croc enclosures soon
Case filed against Shirahatti MLA for issuing death threats
Study reveals that Karnataka and Tamil Nadu students show higher empathy and pro-wildlife attitudes
BJP functionary accuses state govt of inaction over rising no. of child pregnancies
Hoax bomb threat email sent to Bidar DCs office
Siddhachakra Mahamandala Vidhan festival begins in Haveri
Burglar arrested, jewels recovered
Tamil Nadu has Filed Revision Petition on Mekedatu
AIADMK general secretary had alleged that the State government was cavalier in its attitude to counter the moves of Karnataka to build the dam across the Cauvery at Mekedatu
Prada Kolhapuris: No profit sharing for artisans yet
Candidates completing MBBS, postgraduate, or super-specialty degrees in Karnataka are not eligible for permanent registration until they complete the mandatory service
Govt. to start Akka Credit scheme for womens upliftment, says Minister
CM inaugurates Saras Mela
Dinner meeting of DKS supporters create a buzz
188 zero enrolment schools in Karnataka
Karnataka: About 31% of SCSP/TSP funds used for guarantee schemes since 2023
Social Welfare Minister defended it stating that Section 7(C) of the SCSP/TSP Act allows utilisation of the funds in tune with the population of SCs and STs
There is an urgent need for Veerashaiva-Lingayat unity, says Minister Eshwar Khandre
Aland voter fraud: Chargesheet names former BJP MLA and his son as prime accused
Karnataka SIT likely to seek court direction for ECI to share technical data; the accused allegedly forged forms to delete almost 6,000 names from electoral roll in 2023
Kodagu: MP seeks quick installation of battery sets for mobile towers
Manikanth Rathod condemns blocking of his social media accounts
Flight operations resume in Belagavi airport
Law Minister opts out of debate on NK after Opposition objection
Karnataka Govt Issues Order To Constitute Team To Expedite Mekedatu Project
The Mekedatu Balancing Reservoir Project involves constructing a dam across the Cauvery River primarily to supply drinking water to the Bengaluru Metropolitan Region and generate hydroelectric power: Reports
SFI stages protest against merger of schools and commercialisation of education
The Hindu in School Science Fest to be held in Madikeri on December 13
Kids Carnival for differently abled children held in Mysuru
KPRS accuses Siddhasiri Sugar Factory of cheating farmers by manipulating cane weight measurements
Probe finds major irregularities in KKHRAC Society; report submitted to CM
Sudhir Kumar report tracks three years of irregular spending and calls it one of Karnatakas biggest fund misuse cases between 2020-21 and 202023
Shivamogga JNNCE students secure placement in Grant Thornton
Sahana Pinjar gets 2025 Ranga Rathna award
Enforcement teams to check implementation of Kannada name board rules
Kota seeks Vande Bharat Express connecting Bengaluru and coastal Karnataka
Karnataka forms technical team to expedite Mekedatu project
Thalavadi farmers urge Karnataka to restore damaged border roads
Hydro ganja worth 17 lakh seized in Mysuru
Maghi Sambhrama to showcase winter produce in Mysuru on December 13 and 14
Freebies hurt Karnatakas growth, says Mohandas Pai; Not backed by data, counters Atheeq
Venture capitalist Mohandas Pai has voiced concerns over Karnataka's economic slowdown, attributing it to government freebies and poor governance. However, former bureaucrat LK Atheeq countered these claims, presenting data that shows Karnataka's growth rate exceeding several major states. Atheeq highlighted Karnataka's strong GDP per capita and FDI inflows, while acknowledging the need for improvement in manufacturing and regional development.
Tribal activists in Mysuru flag lapses in implementing Forest Rights Act
Development through Education (DEED), an NGO spearheading the cause of tribals in Hunsur, said there was a low rate of acceptance of claims submitted by the tribals with respect to forest rights, not only in Mysuru district but other regions with significant tribal population.
Pradas new move: 85,000 Kolhapuris that are actually 'Made in India'
Prada has partnered with Indian leather bodies LIDCOM and LIDKAR to launch a limited-edition sandal line inspired by Kolhapuri chappals. This initiative follows criticism for cultural appropriation, ensuring artisans are central to the production of 2,000 handcrafted pairs made in Maharashtra and Karnataka, set for a global release in February 2026.
MoU was signed between Prada and Maharashtra and Karnataka's Leather Industries
Education ministry sets up AI healthcare centre TANUH at IISc
The Ministry of Education has launched the TANUH Foundation at IISc, a new AI Centre of Excellence focused on healthcare. This initiative aims to accelerate AI adoption for early disease detection and primary care, particularly for non-communicable diseases. The center will develop and deploy AI tools to support health workers and improve healthcare access nationwide.
AI takes the wheel: Smart alerts set to make construction sites safer
Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the construction equipment sector, enabling proactive maintenance, enhanced safety, and smarter project monitoring. Industry leaders at Excon 2025 highlighted AI's role in preventing breakdowns and accidents through real-time alerts and data analytics, paving the way for semi-autonomous and autonomous technologies.
Karnataka Forms Expert Team To Expedite Mekedatu Project Implementation
The order confirms that the Mekedatu Project office will be permanently set up in Ramanagara to effectively manage the project's execution.
Karnatakas Shortest Railway Line Resumes Service: Routes, Timings And Details
For local communities, restart of train services is being seen as more than just the revival of a small route. It restores a vital transport link that remained dormant for years.
JSW Energy arm inks pact to supply 400 MW to Karnataka discoms
JSW Energy's arm, JSW Energy Utkal Ltd, has secured a Power Purchase Agreement with Karnataka discoms. This deal will supply 400 MW of power starting April 1, 2026, for 25 years at Rs 5.78 per kWh. This agreement significantly boosts JSW Energy's long-term revenue visibility. The company is on track to meet its 2030 capacity goals.
Issue of guest lecturers in Karnataka can be resolved if UGC revises qualification rules
Several legislators suggested that the government accommodate the lecturers in other departments, wherever possible, on humanitarian grounds, as many of them could not apply afresh for jobs
Cricket Matches Allowed At Bengaluru's Chinnaswamy Stadium With Safety Measures: Dy CM Shivakumar
The Karnataka State Cricket Academy: Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar on Friday announced that cricket matches will be allowed at Bengaluru's Chinnaswamy Stadium with safety measures. Speaking to the media at the Circuit House in Belagavi, Shivakumar, who is also Bengaluru Development Minister, said: We've allowed cricket matches to be held at the stadium, taking necessary precautions to ensure safety and maintain Bengaluru's reputation. Home Minister G Parameshwara has been tasked with overseeing the arrangements, and the Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) President Venkatesh Prasad and police officials will discuss the details, he added. Shivakumar emphasised that the decision was made to uphold Bengaluru's reputation and prevent any untoward incidents. Sources said that the Karnataka cabinet on Thursday night had approved conducting all upcoming cricket matches, including the 2026 IPL, at the Chinnaswamy Stadium. The decision was made at the cabinet meeting in Belagavi, with the Home Department tasked with implementing the Michael De Cunha report's recommendations and ensuring enhanced security measures. The Karnataka State Cricket Academy (KSCA) will discuss and agree on the necessary steps with the Home Department. A meeting chaired by the Home Minister will finalise the arrangements. The decision follows the suspension of cricket matches at the stadium after 11 fans died in a stampede during an RCB victory celebration in July. The stadium had also lost a women's World Cup match due to security concerns. The stadium has not hosted any matches since the stampede on June 4, in which 11 people were killed. The announcement came after newly-elected KSCA President and former Indian pacer Venkatesh Prasad and other office-bearers met Shivkumar in Belagavi. They had also met the CM and had submitted a request for the resumption of matches. Meanwhile, Shivakumar, asked about the dinner meet he had attended amid rumours that it was organised in response to a dinner meeting organised by CM Siddaramaiah's camp, said that he attends lunch invitations from locals and Congress party family members as a gesture of goodwill. The announcement came after newly-elected KSCA President and former Indian pacer Venkatesh Prasad and other office-bearers met Shivkumar in Belagavi. They had also met the CM and had submitted a request for the resumption of matches. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Shivakumar, who is also the state Congress chief, stated that he and other party members often receive invitations from locals, including Congress party workers and their families. Article Source: IANS
Congress Government In Karnataka Resorts To 'Bulldozer Juctice' To Curb Drug Cases
Karnataka Home Minister announced zero-tolerance on drugs and warned bulldozing of houses rented to peddlers.
Nimhans paper calls for digital boost to tackle student mental health crisis
A Nimhans paper highlights India's student mental health crisis, with 43 million collegegoers facing stress and depression. While digital tools offer potential, their adoption is low due to challenges like digital literacy and linguistic diversity. The study advocates for integrating digital interventions with traditional services, requiring government and institutional support for effective implementation.
Karnataka Cabinet has greenlit the M Chinnaswamy Stadium to resume hosting international and IPL matches, contingent on full compliance with safety recommendations from the Justice John Michael Cunha Commission. These upgrades address concerns raised after a fatal stampede, aiming to enhance safety for mass gatherings at the iconic venue.
Karnataka RERA has ruled that landowners are also considered promoters under the RERA Act. This decision came after homebuyers filed a case for delayed possession. The authority ordered the landowner to pay Rs 6 lakh as interest compensation. The delay occurred because the landowner was involved in a pending partition case, preventing the sale agreement from being signed.
DK Shivakumar hosts Congress MLAs amid CM post speculation in Karnataka
The meeting came a day after CM Siddaramaiah dined with close allies, signaling efforts to manage internal party tensions.
170 government schools do not have a toilet, no drinking water facility in 61 schools in Karnataka
He said that, in 2025-26, a grant of 90 crore has been allocated for the construction of toilets, and the action plan approval process is in progress
When the urban and the jungle meet in Bengaluru
Bengaluru is among the few cities in India surrounded by two protected areas. But calls for animal rescue have increased as the expanding city is pushing out urban wildlife from their natural habitats
'Nothing Political': DK Shivakumar Meets Over 40 Karnataka MLAs In Late-Night Gathering
DK Shivakumar attended a late-night dinner with over 40 MLAs at Congress leader Praveen Doddananavars farmhouse, describing it as a purely social gathering.
Explained: Karnatakas new bill to penalise social boycotts by caste panchayats - The South First
Explained: Karnatakas new bill to penalise social boycotts by caste panchayats The South First
A man, who self-identifies as a stylish and khadak rowdy, has been released from prison following a High Court order. The court found that nearly 25% of the police documents provided to him were illegible, preventing him from understanding the charges.
Video | Congress MLA, In Assembly, Calls For Separate North Karnataka State - NDTV
Video | Congress MLA, In Assembly, Calls For Separate North Karnataka State NDTV
Kannada star Darshan Thoogudeepa's action drama The Devil was released to massive fan support despite the actor's legal troubles. It opened on a strong note at the box office. The film achieved 63.75% occupancy across Karnataka, with evening shows peaking at 80%, showcasing strong audience interest. Read on to know how it has performed on day 1.
My chair is strong, check yours: CM Siddaramaiah tells Oppn members - Deccan Herald
My chair is strong, check yours: CM Siddaramaiah tells Oppn members Deccan Herald
Karnataka power tussle | No leadership change for now, says Yathindra - Deccan Herald
Karnataka power tussle | No leadership change for now, says Yathindra Deccan Herald
Pulse polio vaccination campaign in Dharwad on Dec 21
Gut check: Rushed mornings wrecking health for kids and young professionals, warn Bengaluru doctors
